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Scuppernong River Interpretive Boardwalk

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

Length
0.75 miles
Elevation Gain
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Route Type
Loop

Scuppernong River Interpretive Boardwalk - 5-23-19. Photo by Jim Walla.

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Location: Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge, In Pocosin Lakes NWR accessed at Columbia on U.S. Highway 64

States: North Carolina
Counties: Tyrrell

The boardwalk attracts anglers, vacationers, school groups, and local users. The 0.75-mile loop meanders through a cypress swamp, and along the Scuppernong River, leading into downtown Columbia. The boardwalk is part of the Walter B. Jones Center for the Sound, which is operated by Pocosin Lakes NWR and the Partnership for the Sounds. Followers of the Charles Kuralt auto trail or one of the extensive networks of canoe trails that lace the sounds regard the boardwalk as one of the treasures of the area.

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Allowed Uses:

Dogs, on leash Hiking/Walking

Other Activities

Fishing
Wildlife viewing / observation

Public Contact

Howard Phillips
USFWS - Pocosin Lakes NWR
205 S. Ludington St.
Columbia, NC 27925
[email protected] • (252) 796-3004 ext. 22
ocosinlakes.fws.gov

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Part of a Trail System? No
Surface (primary): Boardwalk
Surfaces (additional): Boardwalk

Tread Width (average): 42"
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Certified as an NRT
Jun 3, 2005

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